篇章：游客自拍惹怒公象

　　This is the terrifying moment a bull elephant rammed a jeep as a tourist filmed the heart-stopping moment during a safari tour in South Africa.

　　一群游客在南非旅行時(shí)發(fā)生了驚險(xiǎn)的一幕，一頭公象猛沖向了他們的吉普，一名游客拍攝下了這個(gè)驚心動(dòng)魄的瞬間。

　　The enraged elephant charged after first giving a warning shake of the head - an aggressive move by elephants.

　　這只憤怒的大象先是晃動(dòng)頭部以示警告，接著就沖了過(guò)去。

　　But after the driver slams the car into reverse to get out of the way, the bull - thought to be in musth, a sexually aggressive period among males - suddenly darts forward, driving his head and tusks into the side of the vehicle.

　　但在司機(jī)試圖倒車(chē)避開(kāi)時(shí)，這頭公象突然向前猛沖，用頭部和象牙撞擊車(chē)側(cè)。這頭公象可能正處于發(fā)情期，公象在此期間有狂暴傾向。

　　Tourists filming from inside the Jeep are thrown to the floor by the sheer force of the blow.

　　游客在吉普車(chē)內(nèi)拍攝，但撞擊的力度太大，他們被掀翻到了地上。

　　After the filming stopped, the tourists - who do not wish to be named - say they escaped unharmed despite the enraged animal continuing to chase them for 500 metres down a dirt track.

　　停止拍攝后，游客說(shuō)盡管這只憤怒的大象一直追著他們跑了500米直到一條泥道，他們還是毫發(fā)無(wú)傷地逃脫了。

　　Speaking of the near miss, one of the passengers, who caught the incident on her mobile phone, said: We were out on an afternoon safari drive and came around a corner only to see this big bull elephant at the very last minute, as he was hidden by a tree.

　　一名用手機(jī)拍下這次險(xiǎn)情的游客在提到這次僥幸逃脫時(shí)說(shuō)道，下午我們開(kāi)車(chē)旅行來(lái)到了一個(gè)角落，這只公象藏在一棵樹(shù)后，我們僅到最后一刻才看見(jiàn)它。

　　Elephants are generally peaceful creatures, but elephant bulls are known for being particularly aggressive especially when in musth.

　　一般來(lái)說(shuō)，大象是一種溫和的動(dòng)物，但公象在發(fā)情期間會(huì)特別有攻擊性。

　　After giving a warning head shake and slight charge, he charged again after the driver put the vehicle into reverse.

　　在晃動(dòng)頭部以示警告并稍稍追趕后，司機(jī)一倒車(chē)，它又突然猛沖了過(guò)來(lái)。

　　Everything happened so fast - the elephants trunk crashed into the vehicle centimetres from where I was sat.

　　一切都發(fā)生得太快了，大象撞擊車(chē)部的時(shí)候，我坐的位置離它只有幾厘米。

　　What made the situation most dangerous was that everything was out of control and I was at the total mercy of the driver, who luckily sped us to safety.

　　一切都失控了，這讓情況危險(xiǎn)到了極點(diǎn)，我只能完全指望司機(jī)，還好他最后把我們帶到了安全的地方。

　　Most cases of elephants charging and attacking inanimate objects or rampaging through villages occur when the bull is in musth.

　　公象追逐和攻擊靜物或到村莊發(fā)狂的大多數(shù)案例都發(fā)生在發(fā)情期。

　　篇章：游客自拍惹怒公象

　　This is the terrifying moment a bull elephant rammed a jeep as a tourist filmed the heart-stopping moment during a safari tour in South Africa.

　　一群游客在南非旅行時(shí)發(fā)生了驚險(xiǎn)的一幕，一頭公象猛沖向了他們的吉普，一名游客拍攝下了這個(gè)驚心動(dòng)魄的瞬間。

　　The enraged elephant charged after first giving a warning shake of the head - an aggressive move by elephants.

　　這只憤怒的大象先是晃動(dòng)頭部以示警告，接著就沖了過(guò)去。

　　But after the driver slams the car into reverse to get out of the way, the bull - thought to be in musth, a sexually aggressive period among males - suddenly darts forward, driving his head and tusks into the side of the vehicle.

　　但在司機(jī)試圖倒車(chē)避開(kāi)時(shí)，這頭公象突然向前猛沖，用頭部和象牙撞擊車(chē)側(cè)。這頭公象可能正處于發(fā)情期，公象在此期間有狂暴傾向。

　　Tourists filming from inside the Jeep are thrown to the floor by the sheer force of the blow.

　　游客在吉普車(chē)內(nèi)拍攝，但撞擊的力度太大，他們被掀翻到了地上。

　　After the filming stopped, the tourists - who do not wish to be named - say they escaped unharmed despite the enraged animal continuing to chase them for 500 metres down a dirt track.

　　停止拍攝后，游客說(shuō)盡管這只憤怒的大象一直追著他們跑了500米直到一條泥道，他們還是毫發(fā)無(wú)傷地逃脫了。

　　Speaking of the near miss, one of the passengers, who caught the incident on her mobile phone, said: We were out on an afternoon safari drive and came around a corner only to see this big bull elephant at the very last minute, as he was hidden by a tree.

　　一名用手機(jī)拍下這次險(xiǎn)情的游客在提到這次僥幸逃脫時(shí)說(shuō)道，下午我們開(kāi)車(chē)旅行來(lái)到了一個(gè)角落，這只公象藏在一棵樹(shù)后，我們僅到最后一刻才看見(jiàn)它。

　　Elephants are generally peaceful creatures, but elephant bulls are known for being particularly aggressive especially when in musth.

　　一般來(lái)說(shuō)，大象是一種溫和的動(dòng)物，但公象在發(fā)情期間會(huì)特別有攻擊性。

　　After giving a warning head shake and slight charge, he charged again after the driver put the vehicle into reverse.

　　在晃動(dòng)頭部以示警告并稍稍追趕后，司機(jī)一倒車(chē)，它又突然猛沖了過(guò)來(lái)。

　　Everything happened so fast - the elephants trunk crashed into the vehicle centimetres from where I was sat.

　　一切都發(fā)生得太快了，大象撞擊車(chē)部的時(shí)候，我坐的位置離它只有幾厘米。

　　What made the situation most dangerous was that everything was out of control and I was at the total mercy of the driver, who luckily sped us to safety.

　　一切都失控了，這讓情況危險(xiǎn)到了極點(diǎn)，我只能完全指望司機(jī)，還好他最后把我們帶到了安全的地方。

　　Most cases of elephants charging and attacking inanimate objects or rampaging through villages occur when the bull is in musth.

　　公象追逐和攻擊靜物或到村莊發(fā)狂的大多數(shù)案例都發(fā)生在發(fā)情期。